The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-28 00:00:00

a' addtlt Leder, )1 Liti;• Ida In, 01 :1(11/aril lurch ; It. , rtie, or i (:ul- Ir. M. 'liv.~ , ay ixtora cfirist Swat), Jobs . , BA. Hutic„ Tem CO;' rileg•fr sl„cer, IOW of !li, Id' Mr* ~t.:~e~ ;i.,li. Kc. Grit!" Jos , 1111 r3tliatt, To aid Keot, s been ; t o ci ;e,re" d Q,Kep lua I ,ty 41 ,- ,iof O f 0)(3 3ro ot , prO ' ei, 0, vani ~ dmU ,~ t4 o° ‘ lie :he I.'cil JC` Ab Nilajl4. ~o°' las — ,„ L IT' 1.1 3P1 1 :11 1 1 ° 71 of Pr 00 • i if' of , r 6~ 0 n~~ ~ ,i, IitJAIBER 5552:1 ~:,, - TO THE PUBLIC. T HE' nrmanipled Patronage - which we expe 1, e rienced at this pe r iod of the last yea. (when we had ` 1 honour of laying before.the Public the Chancellor of the xchequer's Plan for the prevention of insurance,) has in- Iced us to contra& for the preseht LOTTERY ; and we ;: ~ e3 t in fictecaly hope, that the SCHEME now. sumitted fo the blic approbation, will entitle us to a contin b uation of r the patronage and Support we 'then received. We have the sa 4stattion to add, th a t h av i ng t a ken this Lottery at a cheaper . than that at which the last Lottery was purchased, we n enabled to bring out the TICKETS and SHARES at Queh less Prices RI CHA RDSON, GOO DLUCK, and Co. SWI FT and Co. STATE LOTTERY, . _ To be Drawn on the loth of OCIOBER, ato. • • NEW-SCHEME. 5 • - £2o.cao - are ,cloo,emo s S - - - 2,000 S - 1,000 to Soo 3 0 - - I°D - 3,900 So - - - 2,500 4+Boo 100 252,000 .- - - - l5 . - 72,003 4000 Tickets Z2.0e,0c00 _ FIVE TICKETS, OF EACH NUMBER. lhe Numbers of the Tickets in this Lottery are reduced to i,,'"°; ans te Scheme cotain an additionl Capivi f ~0 1 it d a Must h be obvious n that s the Chance a of gaining o a 2 - Prizeis increased One Fifth ; and Orme who wish D, auv enture for larger sums have now an opportunity of r i fling Forty. Sixty. Eighty, or even One Hundred Thou -11(1 Pounds ! by purchasing - two or more 'Tickets of one onzinb er. g, II CKETS axd SHARES are on Salt at all the Of. —ues. PRIVATE TUITION. MARRIED CLERGYMAN, 'resident on his .Livin g , forty-six Mires f. 4 ., , m Town, who receives I ght YOUNG G ENT LE MLW under his Care, has now Tw o Vacancies. The Pupils are treated in the most liberal r*rnner, and the utmost possible attention is devoted to their 4 royement. Terms 100 Guineas annually. 11 P articulars may be known by addressing a Letter to the el • Y• Z. at Walker's, Bookseller, itjz, Strand ; or an Herview may be had in a few days. GAS" LIGHT SHARES. TO BE SOLD, NE ORIGINAL SHARE in - this valuable and O important Concern. To prevent trouble; no less than Guineas will be taken. . • I ,L etters (post-paid) addressed to X. Y. at Mr. Rally's, esentonger, No: it, Middlesex-street, Somers fawn, 1 be attended to. 1 - lE2gth PART of Dr. REES's NEW CYCLO ' IVEDIA is this Day published, at Longtn , n, Hurst, ; er Ormes. Paternoster-row, price zos. and tort royal r4 l' price 365. ' • boards. to ‘VOELFL'S HARMONIC BUDGET. ~ On the zd ul next K• Ackermaim's of ßepository of will p Arts, ior, lished S!iiihrl, and to be had at all tire Music Shops and Warehouses in Great Iritain,• price ss. Number I. of A.,COLLECTION . of entirely NEW and ORI v,- -- t;INAL MUSIC, entitled, WtiELFL'S HARM°. t 7 .1 BU DG ET , wholly composed by that celebrated Au_ arid_ Performer, and to oe continued monthly until coni ted. in 12 Numbers. t will successivkly comprise a number of elogarit'and t nitic Preludes, Walzes, Polonaises:Songs , Rondos, Mi tuets, lluets, Trios, Airs with Variations ; in short, every msible diversity of movements. The - Piano-Forte will be throughout the leading instil). I ;lent ; bur some of the Pieces will occasionally he en ' heci with a Harp, Violin, Flute, or other" accompni- Inent. Q t i the id of l uly will also be published, as above, price 3s. CASTLE GO RING: A Rondo. Composed by Mr. WO F. L ;,dedicated to the Mis s of Field-place, Sussex, and embellished with a wcautitul Frontispiece of Castle Goring. A CHALLENGE. ESSRS. CURRIE acid Cu. Surgeons, kite - in his Nl.;jesty's service, challenge the whole - world to Pn;ve a single;instance where their medicine and method.of c ure have tailed ot•the desired died. The radice of many )tars in this particular branch of their profession, has not g i ven rise to one unsuccessful case. c ure of continue to direct their studies to the treatment and ot venereal complaints, and that derangement.of the sys ';;ll, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful • e veds of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the; youth of both saxes. In the one it will be found to be the nittailing source of barrenness i the other have its ravages ta ;4IIY c•eveloped to them by a distressing state of debility , • these if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence: ''Pe 3 e ' are its remote and ultimate elleds, while consump . t hin, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints, 1 ( 1411 ally characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice.— Persons languishi under the disordrs incident to such a abit, their treatment is siMple, and has never never proved unsue vtssful in the course of a long, laboriKis, and much extended ' Practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ye , nereal infedion such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy t Xerescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi (cal weakuess, gleets, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bat . - tied ihe skill of• other Practitioners, are by their present int. • Vrovect planof treatment, efleetual ly and permanently cured, • Yvithout the Patient suffering the excruciating . pan and 414 rrnivg heinotrhage which frequently follows the applica , 'toil of the lunar caustic. I o the course of twenty years tixtensive, orlietice hi this Metropolis, numerous cases of t ridtties tia.ve been and are daily under their care, theetotal eradication of which is eirMed'ny a safe, certain, and expe ditious mode of practice; superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility preceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to • sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for Years- eztisteit, a proper perseverance in their restorative re edies, after the.Stridure has been destroyed, is indispensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution.' ' Several Noblemen anti Gentlemen of Me first-rrspedabi. AitY, have been under the care of . Nlessre. Currie and CO. I for the temoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Zee. and having received a radical and permanent Core, request 'that references may be given to them, as satisfactory evi deuces of'the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co's. Plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had Si ridures trom to to ao years, end had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, awl other Surgeons of equal end hence, who attempted the cure by the application Co the iwr Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and .Co. may be consulted by either sex ‘vitti the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. to;, liatton.garden. • Patients in the Country are requesten to state the partictii. !ars of their case, age, awl general habit of living, &c. &c. . I n - closing a remittance for advice arid medicines, when - same - will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, the Postage at letters may be added to the actottnt for mcdiciets. Stft lune, th)9.—ao7, Horton-v.(lcm 5-4-1 ) ' I IIU R S.DA V, JIINT. 28, 1810. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal - Charter in the Roign of King George the First. SALES OF ESTATE,S, Bcc. tune t 8 10. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the z4th instant,- are hereby informed, that • Receipts are now ready to. be delivered at the Company's 0 dices, Over the Royal Exchange and in Pall. Mall, as well as by their respedive Agents in. the several Counties; and the Parties assured are requested to apply tor the Renewal of their Poli cies do or before the 9th of July next, as the usual Fif teen Days allowed. for Payment, beyond the Date of each Po-. licy, will then expire. • SAMUEL FENNISIG, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily ' at the said Offices,, for the As surance of Buildings, Goods,_ Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock,'or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire,' and alsci for the Assuranca of, and granting Annui. ties on, LiVes. •N. R. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up. wards. TO GENTLEMEN OF FMK - COMPLEXION, HE who concealed his carne two years back, when travelling, will find on inquiry his Companion is in . town, who will not objeCt to see him, and a more satis &dory meeting may ensue. Letters given in A the house where they parted will be le received and forwlrded ACURACY, near or within Fifty Miles of Lon don, wanted by a beneficed Clergyman.— Address-'fteir. A. B. Mr. Barclay's, Hatter, 19, Strand, London. -, At a PUBLIC MEETING of the INHABITANTS,of theTOW N of STOCKPORT, held at the'Dog and Par tridge Inn, on the illth day of. ;tine, al*, to receive the Report of the Committee appointed on the 3d. of April last, for the purpose of watching the prOgnfss of the Bill brought into the House of Commons tor rebuilding or repairing the Parish Church of Stockport, and for making an additional Burying-ground thereto, and for the purpose of opposing : the said Bill, or such part thereof as appeared inconsistent with the Rights-of ,the Parishioners, . , Mr. THOMAS PART! NGTON in-the Chair. MR. MARSLAND reported to the Meeting the Measures which had been adopted by the Cominittce for opposing the Stockport Church Bill, by means of .which Clauses had been obtained for limiting the Sum to be ex pended in rebuilding the Church to 1 2„000l. and proteding the Parishidners who have no PeWs from the Paynnmt of further Church-rates after the Church is rebuilt; for enabling Tenants who have not Leases for a longer Term than to , Years, to dedud I part, and Tenants who have Idnger LeaseS to deduct t i t,- part of the Church Rates from-their Rems, and to compel the Posts of the Parish and the Pew Owners to re build their own Chapels and Pews, and that the Clauses in. serted in the Bill for raising Money by Annuities had been expunged, and the Cases which had been printed and distri buted amongst the Members of Parliament, as well by the Promoters as the Opposers cf the Bill being read, , . Resolved, That this Meeting highly disapproves of the manner in which the above Bill was brought into Parliament, without the santlion of any previous Vestry Meeting, or any public Notice being given to the Parishioners, although the objea - ' Of the Bill was to transfer the -Expellee of rebuilding the Church from the Pew Owners, who in respell of their par ticular Estates and Pews have from time immemorial ' been charged with the whole Expence of repairing and supporting the Church, and to impose it on the'Partiliioners at taree, the principal part of whom have no Pews onSittings in the Church and are now bar the first time called upon to rebuild the ! Church. • . That this Meeting learns, with great Satisfaction, that in consequence of the above Bill having been brought into - the House of Commons, - in manner before stated, that Honour able House hai made a Standing Order of the •ebt h May last. ---. That when any Application is intended to be made to the - House for leave to bring io a Bill for building, rebuilding, or • repairing any Church or Chapel, or for the' purchafinig or;en-, larging of any Bury Mg-groUnd by Rates or Ditties to be levied on the Subjed e or for .altering aiiy At of Parliament passed for either of those purposes, Notice of such intended A ppli- cation shall be inserted three times in • the Months of August' and September, or-,Either'of them, immediately preceediiig the . Session of Parliament in which such- A plilication is intended to be made, in some one and the same Newspaper of the' County in which such Church. Chapel, or Burying-ground ', is; situate ; -or if there. is not any Newspaper printed in and for • such County, then in the Newspaper of some County ad- joining thereto; and thatsuch NOnce shall also.. be given at the General Quarter Session of the Peace which shall, be hot- . den for such County, at the MiLhat Innis preceding the 'Ses sion of Parliament in which. Such Application is hitended. so ' be made, by affixing such NOtied to the door of the Session . - house where such General Quarter Sessions shall be holden " - That this Meeting highly disapproves of. the cooduet of , . those individnds -who, by falsehood and misrepresentations, • attempted to excite a prejudice against the opposers .of the Rill; :nut endeaVoured id' prevent its being decided upon with fairness and impartiality . • . . That it is highly important to the inhabitants of . this. large and populous town, :and other towns in this county,• and to the Freeholders in general, to attend particularly: to the con duct of tneir - Representatives in'Parliament,- and to propose' and vote at every General F.lettion for such persons as are , most likely to support the rights and promote the interest of ' the Freeholders at tatge; and that the Freeholders present at this Meeting, indiVidually hold such communication on this subject with other Freeholdersin the-County, as may tend to: produce that tiled. That the Thanks of this Meeting be 'returned to Sir Robert Peel, for his manly and persevering &km:erg tire rights of. the Parishioners who opposed the Bill, and to the other Meri.' bets who joined in and supported that opposition. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Peter Mars_ land, Esq. and the other Members of the Committee, for • the faithful discharge ot, the duties of their appointment inn . opposing the aisove Bill. That these Resolutions be inserted in The Sun, Courier, : i Star, Traveller, Morning chronicle, and Morning Post,'and i also in the Chester and Manchester Papers. Signed, by . order of the Meeting, . THOMAS PARTING TON, Chairman. ~ FREEHOLD R ILS.I.I).ENCE-4,414-R ICH MEADOW The Purchaser may be accommodated with immediate pos session, and more Land adj.:lining. be:viewed with Tickets only, and further .1 1 .trtiettiors known at No. 97, New bond-street, or otWst, HoAgairt arid bz, Proad.ttreit p near the Royal' Exehangc. . 71 '4' &MR -4LTY-OFF' 4VEr _ I - - ~.... .... _ . .. , Jars; igto. VALUABLE FREEPI(?!.D FARMS-in the COUNTY of ' NOTICE is heretygivrn awl a Sessioit : gf Qyer SUFF( 'LP, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', '1 1 .end Te;oniner and Goal Delivery, Jr the Trial of Of. By Messrs., HOGGART :Had PHILLT__PS, _. i jenef4 cc mntittrd en !be High ,Seas, within the yvrisdieliwt ,-1 . the At the Auttion Mart, opp'osite the Bank, on Friday, iuly . . efinira:ity-4Ettglancl, will be held at 7a.lice Hill, in , the Old •"t3, at Tivi:lVe, • ' 1 ---1 APITAL FREEHOLD, FA itgS and LANDS, " • ; 146, t,t,k , e/G4 ev Thttrukry the 12th of 7.,(y next, at ' :fight ‘...., called wrti-iiituF,N, HAWLEY GREEN, and o'Cloch ill ike 144rlditp. .. . . . • BRICK WALL. situate in tit,- Parish'es of Witherdout and Ilinswell; containing together a b ort 6 ,<., Acresof micommon i -4- Vfik 1 ' ' - .44....4;...:•;b -- rich Arable, Pasture, and Me a d o w Land,,:thout five miles i ~ C,VNTRACT FOR. DEALS ANP FIR OAR from Stowmarket, re from Bury Sr. Liliound's,. and about s:l • RAFTERS. from'Mendlesham and I xWoith, in the County of Sutr,llt, i - together with the Manor of Witheiden-HP ll ;nd Pulhatn;ball,*l ' N 4 'Y OFFICE, with its meMbers, -With sundry I:arm-houses, Barns, Stab. ! • June 27, IS) 0., ling, and numerous Out-offices ; at low Rents, upon old I.e3ses just expiring. . rr HE PR/NC/PAL OFFIC4 and CO:11- RS . •'• ; : - . :co be viewed twenty days previous to the Sale, and P att i- : 4 ArtsstnVEßs of HIS IIfiIjESTI'S NAVY do ke, e 4y ~ culars then had at the A nge l, B ur y S t . Ed mun d' s; ki ng ' s ' ' . . . , firad, Stowniarket ; th e p r i nc ip a l I nns at Mcnillesliatn give Alcarce, fbat on 14ednerday, the 4th July next, at o , :e and I xworth ; • Cup', Colchester ; illue Posts, Witliann ; ea:eh, they will Iv ready is steal with tech persons Sr ?nay he at the AuCtion Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, - .„. ~ , . /• k • m • • , Yards a, • itltemg •I• , ,..vntract f or sappytng ,bit apay 4 at At -62, Broad•street near the Royal E.xchange. CR,9KER. haat, Sbrernris, Portsmouth, aad Plymouth, wi th NORWAY • ;,/ 'a•SWEDISK YELLOW and RED WOOD DEALS, EXCELLENI' RESIDENCE m i d LAND, near W AT. FORD, in the C N,T 'k' of „‘; and atm for sr piyi /gibe said -Yards, and liktwise Deptford a i d TO 1;!:: SOLD BY AUCTION, d'odwich, With'Flß OAR. RAFl'4' RS, or for . .viv By Messrs. HOGGAIII: and 'PE-fiLLI-Ag;•' • • of the I.:ta a , dr rwith the seridiirtieler. At the Auction Mart, near the Enqatid, cut ridy, I illy t 3, at Twelveo'Cloi..k". iii 'lva) Lots, A F.Jl73cf the Tender miy be seta at this qffice. OV I N 13.1.)0 ,LODGE, .PA R.K ; coa pa is- iereii , e4 frr One •'Clock en the day of Treaty, n7r aay ing an eßcellent Family 11 , Ji.oe, 'dip most completc, near, , ,j, ;wins ay Party, er an Agent for attends or*r, delightfully situated on the v e rg e of •.a Pad - doCk‘ of 6o", Acre:, with Pleasure. grounds-and -Gardens, three miles from I 4"rery rot i fer nvest he accompanied by a Letter alirestel }:ink's Langley-, tour fr.im ,Hensellienisteaa, and iive,ttPirl the Nazty and tigned Iy iws respozsible P e rso ns , ragagi Berkhanipstead.' The [loose i• - 6ntliins cl tg m ed-roos, Din lug and Dra ‘ving- rooms, 22 feet fiy, 13 rea k fast -par lour, - • • ing to hecome h;und with the P e rson tend er i ng , i n t h e S um of and Offices of every description ; double Coach-house, and 5,1 0 t. :for a-its ter Int - mance of the Control?. Stabling for five l! , ,irses, Granary, and ninnerous _ _ No rect. r . _ lags; also a new brick Cottage, 'With Si Rooms, and plece4.4 ; ICTUALLING-OFFIG't rich Land. May te viewed with Tickets, by .. applying in ;Messrs. ' . • ' hear 26, i /0 . Hoggart aid Phillip,,,6,z, lirnAl.sti'eet, Royal Excli:ine, ~f , HE COMMISSIONERSjor k ICT Uel LLING whom Particulars may be hat tell days previous to the sale: ..; Particulars also it the Red Lion; , elk:sit:tin ; Kiiig's Aru:s, : His Mi4IESTra NAI'Y do hereby give Mare, That on Berlchannitsteld; Bell, 1-kiilel ' l'Otrabtead ; of 11 , 1 r. F.(11:il, Friday, :Lc 6th. of 7retv strut, thg wilt te ri.zdy to recei tv T,nders Appraiser, ‘Vatforti ;-of Air. Lloyd, solicitor, 1 4 , Gilly's- ..: litu.square ;at the Anatol) Mart ; and of N1 , !..;,:i5. Hoggart in wwineg( : feal,'d up), and treat with such Persons as .z.ill un . . and Pikiliips, 6; 13road•street i Royal 4 . )(change. ' • I ( I, rt:Ae to pirretase all -the . Y CAST that shall 6e made ift hi, • from . -...—- .....-- . • ' II lagy jes's Brewl.muse at Deptford, for on e r ar, the 1133 t . . . ; - • •• 4 • - • CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, HEREFORD- i (id, of that " , "/ 6 - ... S 11l /' E, • 1 The C.'4,hdirtful, of the Contraa may he seen at the Sect etaPy's TO BE . SOLD 1, - *,• AUCTION, - By Messrs. HOGGAIU' and PHILLIPS, i I Office. , -:- . : ..: ... :„I ; iV. uegard 7.ei1l he bad to any Tender in, which the Price shall 'At the A uclion.'Mart, en Friday, July 27, at Twelve . I ,-- • - , o'Cloek; -' - i rt,,t belt:se-rte./In words at length, cr that ;ball net be delivered to m fiE PONTRYLAii .ESTA.- TE, situate in. the the - Board b'efo;:e on; o'clock on the said Friday, the 6th cf yd y A ,Parishes of Kenteliurch ' Kenderehtirch. Eewias H i tsli a - • nexor.ttnless the Paso& who inakes -- the Tender, or some Person cold, and Rowlston, in the County of Hereford, :2 miles , from Monmouth, 16 from Ross, and is• from London; con. 1 c>r. Us behalf, attends to answer when called foe. , . • . sisting Of sundry eligible Farms and Wood Land, containing . . together One Thousand Three,Hun :red Acres of rich .Me - 1 •//1C211./41.,L11VC;.. ()I'll. IC.: • - • ... ' dow, Pastitre, Arable - , Orcharding, and Wood Land, bounded 3`u,,,, 26, o:te . . and intersected by the Riveri Molloy'', Worin, and Doyer, THE COMIII/SS/ONERS for VICTUALLING which abound with Fish, with a; - capitA Mansion, Honk:. ! . - -•' - • substantially built, called , Pontryias, delightfully situ a ted ! - -'" - 111 S tII4 . 7ESTY's NAVY .do hereby give Notice, Tl;,at on in-:a most romantic part of tlie• Country: - with Offices of : 2,•i1,f,,,. the ,:i.th •rs , „ . y / • 3 next,'.l‘`tvlll be read] to receive Tenderi every description, suitable _tor the, residence of a respecoble,! --"' ,Family, with capacious Farni.:llQuses, Gains, st a hl , ng and in writing /sealed up), and treat for the Supply (on sepa; ate Out.lau,ildits, let to Messrs. :/‘ :tains, Nicholas, Bea,;an, i . Coirrrael,s,) 5.y what SEA PROVISIONS maybe required,/ r Caunson, Williams, Powell. c..;rlflith, and Floyd, on Leases ' ' the use of ilk Alltjesy' nearls stalts and vesseis,at ad! and I.... t lnv,uth, y. expiring, at ItelitS attiotiritir to about 'l ter Thou Sand i _ . - -- - - • Pounds per annum, capable of being coostderably increased. , reipealitrbi, for . Twelve Months certain, and further,' until sie T o be view e d With leave of. the ' Tetrants, ad 'Particulars , ltionths warning shall be given for the termination of the - Corstrath, liaill 2.0 days preceding the sal.: * at the liotelq tin, l-leitord ; the Swan, Ross ; Beaufort Arms,' • Mbilinoittli; Swiiin and !CT farm r from the.3oth Ya(y,anithe , letterfrom the ovb Septem- Falcon, Abergavetiny •,, of Mr. Hanson, Solicitor, chancery- 1 heruext z Arid 'also for the supply el FRESHFRESH BEEfz to bis Ma. lane • at the Auction Mart ;. and or Messrs. Hoggart and . . Philiips, 02, - ;Broarkstreet„; hear . the' Royal Exchange, where P' 01.1''S. ~IiPS and vessels at . Greenock for Twelve Months certain, ~. ..., a Plan of the Estatemay be seen.... ; jeans the 3r:lth july next, and further, until six Months warn jag shill be given. To be paid' for by Bills, payable with in. .. .. , . . . IL . . FIFTY ACRESofFREEHOLD LAVD,TITIIE-FREE. 1- t ler"t'''.nifY la I .s. after date . — COUNT-Y of lIE-RTS. ' 1 .. 6 , The L'onditions of the Coniraar.may bilten at, , the.Secretary'. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAI'I2.caNTIC,Ncr, •-•- . . 1 offuy, at this Of f ice; or by erpthing to the Colleacts .of Ili: ' .By Alesrs. HOGGAI.U.E. and . PHILLIPS, --: • - . . .. ... . • Majesty's Customs at Hull, Falmouth, and Greenock respetiive:y. . A VALULIIILE FRE.EI-IQLD ESTATE, tom- 1 ,No reg , :al - ei wi ll be had to any Tender in whit-lithe Price shat: LA- prising • abput I' IFT Y . A C R,E S.of . e xcellent kl EA- I DOW LA N D, - - i nearly surrouaefrtty - a thtiving Plgritation,. not be insetted in words at length, or .that shall not be delivered delightfully situate tor , Builtlinit, on'the bolder of the Road • , i. , , /L., ii,.o-,/ before One o'clock on the said Friday, the. 13th of. leading trout. London, to Hatfield, through Sonthgate, sue- 7try . :;ext, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, at some ttionded bY goo'cl Roads and beautiful Prospecis.- l',lle, Land- '. lax is redeemed, and the prinuipal - part of the Lti l lid 'is Tit!, -; Perpm on his beh.tlt . , attends, so answer, when called /or : —Nor free. - . 7 .. . . . - . . - • '. will di,4 , Tender that contains extravagant pricer upon s',lnc ar. To be viewed, and further, ra.r.tietars-khown, by apply , ing to Messrs. ilo,;gart and P.hillipS, 62, ',llroad.st feet, tic/es, and prices much inferior to the real value upon ethers, 4 , Royal EXchange. • ; ~nsidered as proper lc be adlialled. . . . „ . ~. OFFICE OF iso RD E, Jane 9, 1810. j...A ND, near RO.NI F ()1(1) an . d, it ORN i.; E 1.34 m.: i i t : : • T .. . HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of' HIS .111/1- - 1, To 'BE 5 . 01,1 i BY ,PRi \TATE coNTRAc-r,. :yEstPs OkDIVANC4 do hereby give Notice, •T:rat• CAPITAL FIIBELIOLD . FAMILY MAN-. . 1. - • rrct,.,_4l_, will be received at their Office in Pall 111.,11, ottct• ke - - 'A. 'si ON, replete :with AcCorninodation, and suitable for , ' tlie•iinmediate reception - of 'a large genteel family, situated in j,,, F. , ;dal' the 291 , Day of 7stne ma. from such Prrsont a s, a highly respeel.able and social it . ciglihourhood, and surround rna- kr rtvilling to undotahe 11.2 e Supply of Sundo , Articles of ed by good roads. .., • ''cue House contains 'nurnerotts Bed-chambers and Dress. CA kV ENT k R'S WORK, corsirting of Chests, .cases, and ing-rooirts, elegant lofty Dining and Drawing.rooms, of ex- r..,-king. /34er, for ' Semite of this Department, ford period of cellent proportions ; a Library or Billiard -tooth, 3o by 20, Tbs.,. ?cart. _ • and 13 feet ill height ; hall 18 by 14, ,Morning-room,,excel- • lent attached and det ached 011 ices of every ciewription ; r ; ,1,,, n s of the Articles may be viewed t‘pcl A i r:p.iication at tie Standlinr, for two carriages,Stabling tor five horses; and nume rous well-arranf,ed Our-buildings, in excell,nit repair ; Me- ilri;ntitai :s ; rc . . - ikeep"..iri• Office, a/ the Power ; ,#Pray_zeribr Par. : 1011- gr CILIPAI, G reey 1 -house , Plantation, Canal, WCI i stored tic..ars, tcg c .t4r with the Terms anti Conditions of the (.•:.m'rai - 7, with fIE-h; tok;ether with 43 Acres of excellent Meadow-. ti ,- F be known at :be Secretary's Office,,in l'-id Mall, apesaid, land, surrounding the House, well fenced, and in a high state ' ' Qt, cultivation..., . . ay. Day, betm.,en the fLurs of Ten and Four o'Cl,ck, where the. 'Td be viewed by tickets, • Wll ICII, with foriher oarticulars t rv it i c ra ls mitt: he o' aii..e,cd, oraied up and indorted,.".4?riTosals. may be had of Messrs. Htigg.irt and Phillips, ' 62, Broad. . -. ~. . , „ , 4 Street. • t or c arpentor s ,, on( ; out no s I oposa,s , can be admitted a 'ter • . , ~.. .. - ... -- -. . the said 291h1.40 , q y‘me, at TWelvea'Clcck•at Noon of the J.ZIPe. ... 0 LI),).- 1, neitl:er will an ) Tender be noticed, a al as the Party makine• F R F. ,F. fl M A NSI O N, AND S I V. NT Y - TW O 4/ - 7: ~...,_ • AC RES of MEA DOW LAN I). —II.E WI'S and' M 1 D. it, cr a'>: .41 p.i at in Lit Behalf, shall attend. : ~.„ . ... DLE SE X. 11,y order of the Board,• TO BE SOI. D BY Phi VAT E CON - I RACT 9 1 1 ‘ % A By Mes,rs: HOGG.\ItT and PHILLIR R. H. CRIFIV, S e c. S , ! • Most Desire FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- A V i6.1..A AN uLN I) . elegant MANSION, %%1001 ho AA; CH R I.TON: in I\ ; 'E'tb i : ',' now in the sisting of a spacious O'c':cupcition o f . lately undergone considerable improvemenis, and' is suitable ; R o b t rt sowerby, Esq. tulle LET for Twer4y,one 'Years for ttie immediate reccpiion of a f stiffly of Distinction. • 1 from Nlichaehrias next. . . 'Elie House forms a handsome uniform elevation, with 1 • ' ' - tki.b .-- .• HOUSE i tit for the recepttotvof a - Gv!n- Balconies in front, surrounded by SEVENTY ACRES of rich old inclosed MEADOW LA ND, beanti. tett l'atuily, and there are a Coach-hOuse, Stabling; • and Offices adjoining ; also a Garden antlAkiet four.Aere s of fully timbered,and screened from the road by a thriving Pl a n. Pasture •Lapd. From the'House and GrOr.l.o User,: il i a vie,:" ration, in a delightftil pact of Hertfordshire, near East liav net , adjoining the road from London to Hatfield, through South, • I of tlie "Thames and the Ships P assin g " re. '' Ssing'- gate, to miles from the Metropolis. . . , ' Also to be LET, for Twenty-one Years from Ikltchaelmas D i ning ! next,. bet , ,veen Eight and Nite Acres of A R A.IL.L LANs), It contains twelve iied-chambers, ' lofty elegant in the l'arili of Kedbroo,k, in Kent, na,v 'in the Ocieupation and Drawing Rooms, 30. feet by ao ; Mon i i n g ,Roo t n, Li- , i of the. t xedutbrs of the-latelf‘fr. ',imp; i e lby. brary, Gentleman's Rooth, and complete Offices, w e ll at _ .ranged and perfectly dry '; with Standing ti l'he Villa and Land at , him. Carriages, ' . brook, v !rich are about two mil e s dist a n c e fronreacii,Sher, Stall Stabling tor seven Horses, an open St a ble, B rew . i - i are rnte Let either topther or separately, and i'ersons nr house, Dairy, Laundry, and out-buildings of every , d escr ip. tion ; large produelive KiicheniCarden, fully co:ipped, sur . part ctinr.ll to rake either or both are requested to send - Prifoials, rounded with lofty Walls, and clothed with F rui t Trees ; in wilting_ scaled up, to the Clerk's Otiie.:, at ilrapers% Hall, • ; ! Peach-liouse, and Two Graperics ; a Lodge at the en Ehrogrirocton-street, London, before Eleven o 'cl oc k i n t h e of the Cariiage-road leading to the House, and sh a dy wa lk s traiic, .'. Forenoon of Thursday the 12th of I uly " ne xt,. whets a'Ciourt •of considerable extent', ornamented witti . flourishipg Shrubs of As s is tant s of the W orshipful Company of Drapers'hnll'he and Evergreens. The Land-Tax is Reue e m ec .l, an d ; h e ld .tor .l..etting the same, and whe n Persons inakinioPro 'l it he Free. ; Ros?ifs, or their authorized Agents, must attend to ci.ter iiity Coraratts,• if they shall be accepted. In-the mean tune, toe Premises may be viewed after the ad ot; : lulv, except Sunday, .by leave a the tte.peetive naliti,; and ingmries may be made at the‘,:lerWs.-Otlive, at Drapers '-Hall, any days betweelt Ton and — Two, cxce a Sd • to rds; s. (;ENUINE MEDICINES. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's it: • Church-yard, London,. or ' No. 29, Daine-streer, ProprietOrs of Dr. James's Powder, 'and -inner valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in conse quence of the New Duties, the price ot lhat. Medicine is zs. 9d. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d, per Dozen, or a Dozen in • a rota; il. gs. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. gs, St. Paul's," arc engraved in the Stamps. rime following are the Prices of their Medicines, duties included ; but those who purchase six, or more, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. James's Powder z 9 Dalby's Carminative t 9 . ho. Analeittic 4 6 Strong rinct; of bark 4 Ditto Antibtlious Pills 2 g Huxhain's ditto - '"; o Dr. Austin's Chalybeate 4 o English Coffee • ; g. Dr. Steen Opoietdoc a 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 D. Convulsion Oil - z b Inglish's Scots Pills r . Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Salts - '2 9, FssenceotCoitsfoot 36 1 pecacuanha Lozenges " t 6 Mr. Silence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's Tea - z 9 The Cephalic Snull• - t t 6 Henry's SLignesia ' 2 6 Lozenges of 131ois .t6,Marmiant's Drops - s, 6 Glas's Magnesia - 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto s 6. Len's Liniment - 5 o Graut's Cough ditto .6 Asthma* liithatil 2 9 Greenough's t incturcs t 16 • Tonic Pills - • 2 9 Ditto TA (1 Lozenges t 14 , Dr. Hopper's Pills - i to Soothing Syrup , ..- 2 9 Otis pI e ;I)elvvance: to &c. fvf"Exportatibri, .; L - , L...P_ILLCZ-Ez-i-XP.g WITT-HA I. PPP, N N Y . a.......A.C., • • •-•-• (7Thr W-7f. .. - -( - ,....---,i " i (pi " ...:`,. 4415 4 .--.: ' "11 - ~ _\,,, 4., ... _ /....-,... \-,..;., > ' '- l '---, 7 ' \ A Is -, r ._. t . -, , 4 7 ' , ' . •-r- I r . ,... 7 . --. \\ ' , '4' l